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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
FIGHTS OF IT, HUTCHINSON.

JrsTICF VAN BRUNT CONTINUES AN 1NJUNClloN
AGAINST THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
william j. Hutchinson having been expelled from 'he
Stock Exchange on charge OF obvious frauu IN MS
dealings as broker with John A. DUH, or Boston, ap-
peaed 10 the courts Justice Lawrence OF the supreme
Court granted temporary injunction TO restrain the en-
forcement of the resolution OF expulsion Justice Van
Brunt Yesterday decided continue the injunction III
his opinion he says:
The act remains undispued that witnesses were examiner
without ledge. after he had reason 10 eVe
the trial had bee closed who gave o % he
IortanCe the question being nvesteae anu -
iainT never was acquainted with this fact nor was ne
fordei anyopportuny to cross.examne e @
against him. such proceeding was nor ms AM
The plant thu VINO had the rght !" Ano"
being done against him.
News of the decision was received at the Stock EX-
change with mingled surprise and Indifference IL was
said AT once that the would he appealed under any
prnbahility that Mr. Hutchinson would return 10 New
York 10 avail himself OF the privileges OF me hxchahge
under the protection OF the court The temporary nluh
ton was granted before he went 10 Europe anu ~ was
Known At The time that Exchange would oppose no
obstacle To his entrance the floor. but MI Hutchinson
did not attempt TO the building although he was III
formed that II was open him at any moment IL not
considered probable that he will return from Paris u 90
only what could have been easily done before MS uepa
urc An officer of the Exchange said when the decision
announced: .
Hutchinson brave the risks and disconioriS Of an
VOYAGE Of the year shan not LOOK Tor m IN
will be ppeed and We have no DOUBT Oh the un"
suit"
II was stated in Wall Street yesterday that Mr. Hutch
inson had settled many claims against MN ned oy me
TERED from coming to NewlOrk on account Oh any
OF that kind The settlements that have been male low
who held collateral security sutce mt 10 discharge the
debts in full or in large part
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RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

An attachment property o. Joseph j. FAX was
Granted Yesterday by Justice DonOhue the supreme Court
at the suit of Washington Seligman Il Co.. on claim
for $50 Il alleged due stock transactions ihey
aege that he state in Orier to deiraud MS
creditors
The claim Keoe against the CITY for t38Op' ana
interest on contract ami grade buudreiand
twenethst Thirdave. to SiSthave was dlsn ssed
Yesterday nv Justice Beach, Of III Supreme Court Ihe CITY
deened on the ground Mr. Kehoe Ind not completed
lie WORK nothing due him under the contract -,
The order DENYING the application OF the Newly OK heftrc
Lines Company pcrenptOry mandanus 10 fomfel the
Cnms Public Works 10 grant the company per-
nil 10 open the been affirmed by the General
Term o. The Court OF Common Pleas ,,,, l.,
Van of the supreme Court has decided III
the city against the TIVE ny-thfu street
must account Tor The giOs, receipt
Rleecker street and fuOn Ferry railroad ana mu,
ISIS The Company wa orgulzeh ~ 0tu.
December ~ 1-6 and in 1915 leased bv te
TWENTY Railroad Company Tor nuctY 'mHe years
The trial OF suit Miss Matilda Friedman age vi
against Dr. Louis Fischer prominent German phys-
livngonsi In while she claims 5000 Tor an ~
decent assault. begun in the CITY Court before Judge
Enrich YESTERDAY depOsed that on the evening OF
August % Ia second-st he committed the CRIME,
apply 10 her nOstris vial the fumes from winch
rendered her unconscious -,,.,..
The Virginia Con Mining Company appefto the
September for an order ds-ovlng H.
William A. Pullman. pr -dcnt ~ the Sealoard hank was
receiver report Md IN the touhtV
CLERKS Office Herbert Andrews 10 whom the
referred setting forth that MT
Pullman tO049 and has not paid out any part
OF it, and that ta stockholders OF the company are entitled
10 adividend 4 cents each share owned by then
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TIE STATE or TRADE

rsaI fss
Nils suDerane 81 sosso DO IS es 90 40
s. Family - 81 w. ssr~ Sa
southern Red 81 Ss4c. 10 Amber - sesc. No Asry.
s.sss s%': Es sSs. ~ "a
40 SsnsE .A u;
.sc bid Dat. steady soatnsrr 5. sssc; wes.sr. White
&. We %rn sii oSssis 90
a,,,:: s:ss.
sss ;a. = i
nssa ioaSiis.:... wni.ksy quiet q, = 2sssiI.,;:.
Flour Frs9o Dram ssa ss SSi
10000 bush. Corn .2Ooo eush Oats 100 oa.h. ave
bush Corn 1890 bush salsswheat so5soo BUSH Corn
81 49, ~ss Is SSis
prime g ioes525 Corn ial steamer s. yellow 'iSe
s SeaE No. Maed %Ss Sc no. White ssess
No White - sSssc shorts steady Maalips. per
Creamery 29c Cheese firm New YORK and Vermons
Bet EsssTn ;s aas The
Flour 5000 obA and 1900 sex. cora $4,000 bu'ii
elesIng eo7s g5oo 9ush 60 lar Ncrsner r a,
n 3l2 ,aa2ac No 42c 80 cars NO Yellow 49, s,ts'
No White sjLe: 40 White si.c; No. Mi1ea ss.s.
Com 30 100 S bush put OATS bash barley $1,000 bush
shpmenu-%heat 25.ooo bush Corn 1900 bush oaS
$500 bush.
Patents 81 25Sl So solthern Winters 50 aossi 10 M.ch
igan Winter 80 1894 90 Choice 70 Fancy Minnesot ps
SO 25 Rye Flour-s3 50 10 IN b6lA Backwheat $40
- -. 80. - - ,r,s
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good to sold at So sOdso 10 and
REVIEW OF THE wEEK.-The arrivals Of Beeyes the
past week 276l head less than last week ana oo'
With vsrV rh arrivals on Wednesday the market was
little more prices shade higher The supply was
again light Friday bnt trade as not brisk ana WINE
opening sales were at steady prices the hnsh was d anu
british markets ruled dull at as4c Refrigerator Beef
and c for American Live Cattle estimated dressed
Live sold fairly but at rather easier prices
Grassers mainly at 3a3c and Veals at a9c with lew
sheep and Lambs have, experienced . very dull
demand and closed weak on thursday. and on
not cleared day. and Friday over25 carloads were
carried over There was 10 Improvement on saturday and
Live Hogs have advanced In price at all Western disrlb
utng points and Dressed Hogs have improved from TO &c
per 10. No commission Hogs received during tie week.
Jersey CITY ard 10 cars at 6Othst.
AT uptown yards Mr. received 81 Stern
quently there was no trade
Fourteen Jersey City were consigned 10 schwartz
child Snlzberger leaving the Catte held over from last
week about 10 on the market
The feeling hrner Than Friday and prices were gen.
AL vance nearly all the offerings were closed cut -
Decent Choice steers sold at - % 30 with
ranged from ~ IS ~ 3 and Bulls from s3 to
SO 10. one extra Bull sold at "a 25 A few Old oxen
Mr. James s. Amsden Of Malone N " had two Of
n,SsI ,Do.a Th Siy
Cattle the Boston market but concluded 10 Try Newf
this time. Had he TO boston usual with his friend
Wilcox Of Bangor N " last week he would doubtless
have been on Inflated Montreal express. and shared
fate than HAT of MI. wilcox whose name
appears the list of seriously injured Whatever may
doubtless accounts II happy fortune that brought him 10
this market o
The weeks shipments l. Cattle and sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as follows; .
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g sss, n,: a. & sa's %s: s. 2: e -
Prime Hsss 50. o. per bel. PRISE - Hsss E,ssssa
srn SSa sdi Lard Oh. s2a O. Hsms.Lo.e Cat 80
states Cheese American Choice. esG OF whest-Rsd
Western Spring. Ia Cd. a7a 3D.: Rel Winter q ~
IL. 81. per Genital New No. Winter. "a ~ DO Nc.
Spring "a vi, Mixed Western a. ~. California Ne
J. Ia sd a IA 8d do 2 a. id o. 81 per eents Pro-
duce-sprts Of Tnrpenne 80. Oh DO g London 2ss "a
cwt; Refined Petroleum. I'd per salon Ccves socd
american Red 5ss Per swt T.lIow,2b O. per svs
da a. ss o. pala lis 6d GOA @ nscsd ~
hind quarters s fore quarters sd Pe. D. Mop. .. Lon;
oil. Liverpool make. lSs. Sd.
LONDON Feb 7-Proiuce-Linseed OIL, go Gas . &20
o. 3D. per ton Calcutta Ln-es 4isod per quarters Ian
seed Cake rs lea I'd. per Refined Petroleum, Gid.
a6sd. per gall0ni Spirits Of Turpcntne. 2,s 3D. per
cwt Pale o. 0d Oils 0d. Provisons-Lard 32S o. pcr
cwt for American Sngar-l3s Cd per cw fer Cuba Cen
rtfuga pOiorxng go ant 1 3D. l2s 9d for Musr0vafo
fair refining aoat Australian TallowBeef 26s OIL
Cd; Mutton 2ss. 81 03Os Cocoanut oii-Ceyon aS8
6s Cochin 1877 American Refrigerated Beef 3s 81 for
hind quarters 2s ID. quarters per by
-
ANTWERP, Feb 7.-Petroleum-Fine Pale American 10
francs 2 centmes paid aud 10 francs % confines sellers
WilcoK's Lard closed at sS francs per 100 kiloa
BREMEN Feb. 7.-Petroeum. D marks ID pfennines
WlcOxs Lard ciosedat SO marks 20 pnnings per ITO
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THE COURT OF APPEALl

ALBANY Feb. I'm the Court OF Appeals to-day the follow
ing causes argued:
No 1.-The Erie Comfy savings Bank respondent aSt
Caroline T. Colt pleaded appellant
2l2 Patrick Murray. an infant respondentagt Henry
No 2iS~HIired Taman respondent agt the Town OF Pam
apo. appellant.
No ti-Elct,us Ltchfeld executor, appellant. agt
Charles Flint. respondent
.OG-nOs Leo surviving executor respondent agt Amy
Horton ADMINISTRATIVE appellant
No l5l Henry Tozen by guard respondent, agt the
New.York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
appellant. Submitted.
the calendar OF the Court OF Appeals for
Monday. February
Noe pa 2l5 2l7 2ls 2l9 1925 227 22S
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IS rangei a. sollDys

The highest cas1 prlces were as ouows-"uoS
;s. gsssd Sir. ! sS:! s. r s;,a:
T%sssy 81 rsrssH i 5sr,ss
3 ss9 3" T Snort s Clear os Sides
ss saS s "S sn:ss
susn corn 1900 S",n oa,s ll1o1s sS,n.
i9.Soo ' Ih,si Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn S0@1 sa,a;
oats l27.ooo bush Hfe .-.-.- BUSH barley S1ooo
protncs Esca,ags toa.y the ss,ter market va,
2ic pc. .oxen fresn-
s sss 1gG5 se's ra S:n IL.
Soc Receipts 5000 BUSH sn,omen's i0oe c1's n;5
aus Is s BaIs%.... su e~: a:
Clear Indiana sa'F sss E oS. Ssrs
@ sas E sssD:. 10,
head shipments i4o
DETROIT Feb 7wnsss No White A ss.p s.s
s nsS slsasa1c Ssa At sl.
W whs SsS 800 6usa a." corn or
MILWAUKEE Feb 1-Foar =, au! Wheat ynsa ARM steady
Sass 20 Ma. .ca7 No Nay waite SO ..e,y
r % FSs rs Barley rs ye IS S Nav s as
butte. ss'c n Ssr, Egg.
Recepts-FlOur lsl7 bbls Wheat ESQ bush Barley
6 a1;Sl' s SS1s 5, is Oasn.
rso Kew F ss.cI. s 81 E New New s Hss MA S..
Tn's s9s So w S.s s7S "a:
Rye 800 .u'n sn9%en''-c0" 10000 bush oats
~ Family 80 90 50 % Choice rs tods3 o. fsn
cy 50 1OdS3S Fancy - IS a. 10 Patents 700
Wheat active. No. Red cash sos1Slscy
Feb sOasc: March si bid Nav si+ss3 &c; clss,n, y
$50 asked du but firm AMI d gher No Missd
cash "a 3. 35c 81 e3.4c, closing SAC bii
March 3Jc, 81 a 131 &c. CHASING 81 NC Oh oats
du NO MIxe.i Cash 2-c. March 20 20. bit NAV ~ We
asked Rye 81 - Barley lI liay nnc laneed
PRAIRIE 81 90 ~ Timothy at - OJGl5 On Buttef-
Creamery ia27c.; DAIRY l5G2ic... Eggs AZ lo &c.
Flax seed g7c bin Bran UOc corn deai seaiy az -.
WhI,key 81 10 guet-Pork sl3 62Sdtl3 10
IarI AZ 81 so Bulk Mcats-Loose lots Long Clear AZ
81 10 snoit Ribs. s6 IS Clear 40 o. BoSei ots-
Long Clear 81 RIBS 81 -5. short Clear - Y ~
Bacon-Long Clear ~ 2J. short Ribs at ~ -
shori Clear al 81 % Hams ste uy at $40 500 $l2 90
Re.aipts-Flour 1000 bills; Wheat. 22.00O oush Corn.
= tU bush oats 1900 Jush Rye. 1000 bush; Bariey
l2OJO bash shipments-Elvur s.OOo bbls Wheat !,uN
bush Corn 5000 bush. oats 10000 bush Rye i,oVV
bush. Barley 1000 bush
TOLEDO Feb. 7.-wheat dull steady. Cash $50. bid Feb
s3 bid; March sac bid: May So I.G.CorD DUH cash Sc
neglected Clover ccei active Cash - %:
March 81 90. WheztS.00O bush Corn 1000 bush otS
Seet bags shipments neAs
5000 bush Corn 1000 bush oats 5000 bush Clover essS
.... baga
SPIRITS OF TURPENrfNE
CpARlEsroy 7.-Turpentne Irregular at oRe3otA
SAVANNAH. Feb 7.-Iu,penine nrm AT SIC BIT
WILMINGTON Feb. 7-rurpentIne steady 81 80 20.
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME covGr Cg,xnEas-sefors Andrew' Nos.
rs 3 IL. e 80 49, 80 49, % 10 g a. l I'D l2 81 l?s
20 Isl aS s as5 2so aoi ''1 N00 1O' az A1O "a 800
g. a' 81 S CO. s. g. g. 81 6s TO- T. Is e.
Nos 1903 S4 si4 .s
S lbs l7 ls i i!s SS i ilsa iIss I2s i2
1s i ias Hes iS e lto hs 5 42 ll 4 i's
stPagME CoUKT-srclEAL TKRh-PART Il.-Beiore j.
SUPREME COURT IRcUr-PARr I.-Before -. J.-No
srrEkME CouR1-cIRcrIT1p II-BefOre Patterson, J.
Nos SGS 500 500 StSs s sSso $s g H S22 $S
surEME d 7 o Beach 5 S ia
sS7 1857 90 g5S s54 Sos 1886 S9Ji 1885, 1855 1881
SUPREME coUEr-cincurr-PAR Iv-Before Ingraham j.
NJ 80 gel c S.Sa ZSl SSjO 49, sl7 1880 o7067o
suRRoeA1Ks coUnT-BeiOre Rollins s-wm of Elizabeth
aphIsy asfSp S,' TSo Snn'sss
FOWLER Moses Taylor Strauss %Isoa SNAIL
strEmoR cOURT-GEsEkAL TEnM-Beio scdgwick C. j..
1raaS ana a., potro s % Irs g
sGrnnioe coUHr.srfciAL rFl, Before Freedman, J.
SUPERIOR cogaT-Thla, rRnM-rAhr i-beiore o'GOrman.
conMos PLEAs-EQuIIY TERM-Before Van HOesenJ-Nos
COMMON PIEAe-srEcIAL TERN-Bcfore Iarremore J.-Noa
NO ssHsSs r ssss 215S is ss
g !, cS I Sss ? $685. $50 'S i''
ConNoS KAs.TsI4L Tkaa-pAaT q = Before Daly. =,
NJ ~ ~ 2lss 2i5o 2loo GAO dia7 1919 ls3S 1922
2G72. 2oS0 20J3 2O5i 2,si5, 1917. 2l43
CITY CoURT-TRIAL TKKs-PAkI l-Before McAdam, 9. J.
ye 9z COS. j42 o27. 4o7, 53a ol4 SOL. 49, 264.
t92 42j. 470 463
CITY CoUkI-THAL TKRM-PART 1I.-Beforc Hail. j.
los. CS 363 7is 1885, $780, $40 So $50. 7vS &c., 764, $780,
tsi as, 1888, 1877, 800. 70i. 2500.
CITY CoUEf-TEIAL TRIUMPHANT III-Bef0ro Enrich, j.
Case OH No day calendar.
covsI o. Ysa AID TEaxxxa Adjourned g February Il
s SSsss ana g. sso!s
SO 8, TO- IL. a. IN. II. Peadngs-Nos 10, 10. IL.
COURT oy GENERAL sKssIoxs-PART u.-BeIore Judge
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANclsCo. Feb. q, 1857

MONDAY, Feb. 7-P. N.

MONDAY, Feb. 7-P NJ
The official report OF the NewYork Lake Erie and West
Railroad made to the NewYork State Commissioners
OF It's business for the quarter ended December 81 1885,
which below IN comparison with the corresponds
Ing quarter OF the preceding two years. shows surplus
earnings over and above all first charges OK
Si76596. This sum of surplus is S15,292 greater
than our estimate OF January 81, which was made
mp from the companys monthly statements. The surplus
for the quarter Is sufficient to meet the requirements OF
1l9 per cent for quarters dividend the preferred
stock and leave remaining surplus equal to 0472 per
cent upon the common stock
The stock speculation to-day opened active and strong
in figures and the strength marked feature during
the whole day, although In late dealings under some
rcalzatons there was Yielding OF figures Rumors that
the Philadelphia and Reading employees tomorrow would
join the NewYork strikers and late cables from London
purportng to give street quotations for some
American railways which were from L. to u
per cent below the official closing at the
London stock Exchange the occasions
for such fcvershness developed In our market
st. Paul specially active and exceptionally strong to
the end After selling mp TO Ola its na figure OF 81
still shows gain Of q per cent upon Saturdays last
price without vouchng for the accuracy of the infor
nation II Is stated and IL generally believed that the
companys forthcoming annual report will show earnings
upon its common stock equal to per cent for the
year. Tho character and personnel OF the days
buying partially confirms the report Generally
the market after iis carly advance sluggish ana de-
cning. In some instances the final prices are fully
per below the highest OF the day. and generally they
from Il TO y per cent under Saturdays last figures
The total transactions amounted to $4,000 shares,
toward which st. Paul and Philadelphia and Reading
contributed l5j 900 shares. The market closed quiet
and steady nj the figures.
Government bonds were dull and firm at unchanged
quotations rs follows:
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LONDON; Feb 1880 m.Consos 100 ll.i8 for both
and the United Four Per Cent Bonds
l32s do Four and Half Per Cent Bonds l9tl Atlantic
ana ofe o wsssrn First aosags ecin al
Erie, S2t do second Consos 49, Mexican osdpnay ~
yania 0b<J Reading. lsh -.
Paris advices Cent Rentos ~ 70 thncs
30 cennles for the account =.
$50 -sris sdvoes quote Three Per Cent Rentes 1t
rs francs oentmes for tho account x. -. no
mPAris sivocs quote Three per Cent Rsnte' a. ~
franco 30 centimes for tho account -. $1,000.
D. m.-Atiantio and Great Western First MorNsko
Trustees I6 second Morgsgs io%' oeh
dian Pacific 0&s; Erie 82S, do. Second ConsoA w.
Mexican Ordinary. AN ST Paul Common ~ "0"''~
Central li4.s Pennsylvania 68lsi Heading 100
m-Ths amount Ok bullion gone into the Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day v Ev1.00O.
spanish Fours. OIL. r.. ..n
times account London 81 10 anos oS
confines for oheckA
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.rcr1nN sALrs OLE wnoLIN LONDON.

LONDON Feb AT wool sales today more confidence
was shown ard the market nrmcr Good -eiecii"n7
offered Following are the d,ys ranStrtio, ~ dI,
Vir0ria-saies 700 baeS scDurei l. Il S9l 40 o,N7
and pieces. II III als SL greasy b2Ld - 5tzLio h9
locks pieces ID a II = T.: 90 iihg l. ~
Spuh Waes-%ae. 200 bales -cOufei ii a. : . ~
do locks aud pieces l0t els 81 greasy; 81 q e..
do locks aud pieces, Sat 0loL Souh Au.trtlh->a's
600 bales secured lOL ls5 81 do 10 ks ana piece. y,
ais "a: greasy 5LdlOL do. locks AMI pi.c's a. @Iit
bales: scOurcl. Il. ldH - a.
locks anil pieces ais Sal greasy ~ @.gi; N'S'
Int: DO locks pieces. 52L 112L cape oil @ool i"P'
NattSaes. 1000 bales; sn1wwhe Is S'al' us -
h-dA LID
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 7.-Flour continued dull and weak
No. Western and Pennsylvania Superfno 10;
do do do E1a $27b0S3 21 PennsylvaDa Family s. 760
Pennsylvania Roller Process ~ % ~ rs Delaware
81 20 5O Indiana Clear 81 90 81 Ib do straight ~ 20
southern Illinois CloAr ~ OUdS% 20,
do Straight 20 - so; Wiher Wheat Patent 81 81 S5
bakers clear IS O0dSi 20 do do straight ~ 81 y
Isl 10 Minnesota patents good TO choice ~ VOuso 20
do favOe brands 50 80 Rye hour Is 90 for choice
Buck wheat nour. 81 756sl IS per 100 Tor new.
Wheat Iptons duh. Spot lots dull. No. Rod February
0ll,a92 &c; March 82yG02'soi do for Ann US -
ag3s.i May 90 sa94asc. Rye du No Pennsyy4nia 6!e
manl sales No Yellow in grain depot t7c: No
nigh Mixed track 4sci do In grain depot 40! No.
NO Mixed February 47ho47re.; do for March t's
d41a4c.; do ADril 45dsS<c do Tor May 80 a tvc
stained PeDnsylvania No White S6ci stained Western
No White track Seize; No White $50
Futures were aal ani unenangsd No White f DOR
Tor April 3sse3sr &c; do for May % e5y &c.
Provisions brn Beef. CITY Family $lOOOdsl0 90; DO
PACKETS % 6OdS9 smoked Beet lOo Beef Hams fZ %
9SZSoo PORK: mess sl3 50asl% 0J do prime meas new
Hams smoked i29 lsc dressed Hogs 6aepc. Lara hrm
Siy henhs 1901 3d. steam So tO4S7i butchers loose
~ DO huttor dull PenDsyivanu Creamery Extra 40
ZoGi western Creamery Extra ~ a2oc.i Bradfofi
County snd now YORK Extra 2a24c Wessrn Lade packed
Choice. Sc Kols l2a20c, facking Butter SO 100
choice i3tc; Pennsylvania part sKims ba8bc.: do tn
Skins 2yS4 &C Eggs unsettled, lower PcnnsyIvana hrsts
Gle Ohio and Western hrsls 2ic Petroleum, 10 Abel
test In bbs SIC suEar-Rctned quiet formulated 62
sc' ;ms SsdSs Powdered Feed
Flour 600 bbis Wheat 10. 500 Corn H.
Oats 70 100 UuSh. nmpmonts-Whsat 2G.8OO uush Cora
6S00 buAA OatS H60v bpAA
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PROSPERITY or A CRICKET CLUR

The annual meet staten Island Cricket ini Base
hall Club was held in OF OF the Prouce TX
CHANGE yesteriay william Krebs presiding. ffty.four
member. present Edwart j. Shrver iTeas"rer sun
mitted report showing: Receipts, - ,611 dsbur .
mems 800 los: balance si6S; add balance from ls'1
Ar, bal ance hand s2O2L Secretary T.. II. 'uti'
bridges report ed the -four sing cd on OF inc
and sced the NUMBER Of members ~ tA The cul vote" i"
IA =, the annual and admission fee from sO $40
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bonds neglected except for sales of Louisiana
conso Is nj s2asi7a which advance Of q per cent,
and OF Virginia Ga deferred receipts at lG615a which is
decline Of l. per cent There were no transactions In
CITY bank stocks
The market Tor railroad bonds unusually limited
but thc prices rulci hrm Erie second cons3' sol up .
steady NJ 1913 81 Louis and Iron Mountain IS AZ o. aud
Canada Southern second - II Missouri Kansas ard
TEXAS general L. 9Sa but closed at -. and the
IS after selling ~ Sj closed unchanged M 50. Rome.
Tcnncsscc virginia and Ocorgf, gold 50 we're steady
90. Nrwlork chicago AMI St Louis first receipts ro.e
per cent Ia gGia and closed at 9Gi. ani the seconds
soid M % Columbus. Hooking Valley anl Toledo con-
sol - were M = AT sGa. NcwYork city and Northern
general receipts from 7Ol- IA II t. Richmond and
Allegheny first receipts steady at o. 81 Paul II It
Pncihc and Western Division - were strong nj lO1 -
Burlington and Quincy - were firm NJ 100 Denver
aud Rio Granle g. steady mt ISL Union Pacific
nr,ts- easier at llia0llt7s Texas and Pacific
first Rio Cranic Division active and rose from 81 10
aGS7- Fort Worth and Denver hrsts sold mp to3o
but closed NJ go. showing gain Of l. per cent New
Orlcan. Pacific hr,ts per cent higher Mt ~. -
Louis Arkansas and Texas frsts up q AT 100 and
th. seconds were y higher ~ %.
OF unlisted securic. dealt In At the stock Exchange.
Cotton seed oil certificates sold ni00) at 62+dG!is
Lake Erie aud Western preferred 300 ~ 60 a6rl Chca
aud Indiana coal ka way '2!oN ~ 81 '3,s. hlnS
Elevated nrsi- 81 900 at lo6st Western and N3rh
At ~ ga 50 j7ieaso2 -.
Money ruled easy at Bal per cent with temp ornry
spasm up 10 per cent the closing was 3ai per cent
The sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
The SUI Treasury lost balance sl.llG.727. made mp
10y coin loss Of Sill I3.727 less currency gain OF
S.I.Mp. The days operations foNrnfl. kffclplS,
- 23s 9tf payments 500. 671 currency balance
$lS,G7J.77s coin balance Slii ,7o7.l9L
The Clearing House statement to-day was IA follows;
Exchanges. SIG. SS5.O2i: balances. S6o25s-l.
The tinted states Treasury at Washington received
100000 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts $127,ji2 and the internal
revenue receipts ~5l2,Ol3
The foreign N,hangc, were quiet ana ieatrclcss' nut
steady IN tone a unchanged quotations for business "A
follows, Bsnkor-' bills - - aud ssh for long ana
short sterling respectively; Joe and . lss tor francs
gji- and % for rcichmnrk lOl and iOl2 for gllders
Ia London British "onso wrrr steady bnt Tor money
they closed l6 easier AZ 100 GIG for money and I'M
changed ut 100 lll6 Tor account Money ruled easy IN
the open marsct The Bank ~ England gained A9GooO
bullion balance. Bar silver declined I'D to l6td per
olncc English standard American railways all opened
higher and continued Ia the close OF the Exchange some
later cables pIrportng 10 he street quotations., gave
reactions for the active stocks A. Paris French per
cent, declined ~ 30 Ia - % and 10 AMI
cu.cd 800. AMI sight exchange ON London was hrm
nj 2J.Jy francs 10 the 4.